After 21 years of raising Pixie Bob kittens for sale, we have made the decision to step away from breeding.

While our commitment to the breed has never wavered, ongoing concerns within the community—particularly irresponsible breeding practices and a lack of long-term accountability from some pet owners—have made it clear that continuing is no longer aligned with our standards or values.

Emergency veterinary care costs have increased significantly, with procedures such as emergency C-sections ranging from $8,000 to $12,000. This level of financial risk is not sustainable.

More importantly, the health and safety of our cats will always take priority. Given these realities, we can no longer justify placing our females in situations that may put them at risk.

In addition, personal health considerations have played a significant role in this decision. Managing an autoimmune disorder has required us to reassess where we focus our time, energy, and responsibilities. The physical and emotional demands involved in breeding—particularly during emergencies—are no longer compatible with prioritizing long‑term health and well‑being. Stepping away allows us to care for ourselves with the same thoughtfulness and responsibility that we have always given to our cats.

All of our cats will be spayed and neutered. We may consider placing a small number into carefully selected pet homes, limited to those within driving distance.

If you are interested in one of our retired adults, please monitor this page for updates. Available cats will be posted as they become ready for placement.

Please do not ask us for recommendations of other Pixie Bob breeders. We cannot, in good conscience, recommend any of them, with one exception: Kelly McGlasson of Totally Coastal in the U.K.